Getting £1,000,000 the hard way.
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Yeah, not the best way.
Scary that he was convicted largely on the victim identifying him. Especially when the victim was only 9 years old. Probably scared NOT to pick someone out of the line-up, so just picked someone. Just hope that the boy (now a man) has some sort of guilt over having an innocent man sent to jail for the last 35 years. |
Terrible thing to lose 35 years of your life like that.
Hope the payment to him will help to get him established in a decent enough lifestyle to make up for it as much as possible. Les |
wouldnt you be pissed off ! id be very miffed
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If he was in this country, we'd probably charge him bed and board.
He'd be lucky to get his BFH. |
Yeah - looks like his religious belief helped him out.
I'd just go mad. I guess he didn't have the same lawyer OJ had. |
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the US, try, convict and execute on the flimsiest of evidence imaginable
shocking really they execute a lot of guilty people but quite a few innocent too |
Wouldn't happen in this country :nono:
Our at least Police do a proper job of fabricating the evidence needed to get a conviction :Suspiciou |
Good old american justice,1m dont seem so much for 35 years of your life.Most people probably wouldnt be around to see any so called justice.
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